Description

Bachelor’s Degree (Master’s preferred) in a Social Science or Human Services discipline with demonstrated competence in research and statistical components of social science research. At least seven years of management level experience in governmental or nonprofit organizations dealing with youth or adults, mental health, juvenile justice and disadvantaged populations. Demonstrated ability to facilitate interagency communication and collaboration at the leader level. Working knowledge of the Texas Family Code, Texas Juvenile Justice Code, Texas Administrative Code and Texas Government Code. Demonstrated ability to supervise/direct professional and technical staff. Project/program management skills. Bilingual (English/Spanish) and a demonstrated competency in the diversity of cultural strengths/needs of the community. Grant Funded.